The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 112
... prisoners tried for felony to have the assistance of counsel . With respect to facts they are supposed to be competent to conduct their own defence , and in this case you shall find that we the Judges stand equal between you and the ...
... prisoners tried for felony to have the assistance of counsel . With respect to facts they are supposed to be competent to conduct their own defence , and in this case you shall find that we the Judges stand equal between you and the ...
Page 113
... prisoners , and are to see that they shall have no wrong . ' And are they not to take the same care of all causes that shall be tried before them ? " ( Whitelock's Memorials , November , 1649 ) . 6 Gradually , and with halting steps ...
... prisoners , and are to see that they shall have no wrong . ' And are they not to take the same care of all causes that shall be tried before them ? " ( Whitelock's Memorials , November , 1649 ) . 6 Gradually , and with halting steps ...
Page 115
... prisoner had made his defence , the Attorney- General ( Sir Francis Bacon ) said : " It hath , my Lord , formerly at arraignments been a custom , after the King's Counsel and the prisoner's defence hath been heard , briefly to sum up ...
... prisoner had made his defence , the Attorney- General ( Sir Francis Bacon ) said : " It hath , my Lord , formerly at arraignments been a custom , after the King's Counsel and the prisoner's defence hath been heard , briefly to sum up ...
Page 116
... prisoner had made his defence , the Attorney - General replied . Again , on the impeachment of the Earl of Wintoun , in 1716 , though no evidence was offered on behalf of the prisoner , the managers for the House of Commons were ...
... prisoner had made his defence , the Attorney - General replied . Again , on the impeachment of the Earl of Wintoun , in 1716 , though no evidence was offered on behalf of the prisoner , the managers for the House of Commons were ...
Page 119
... the purpose of choosing the Spring Circuits in 1837 , a discussion took place as to some points which were likely to occur at the Assizes , in consequence of the recent Act allowing prisoners 9-2 CROWN PROSECUTIONS : 119 RIGHT OF REPLY .
... the purpose of choosing the Spring Circuits in 1837 , a discussion took place as to some points which were likely to occur at the Assizes , in consequence of the recent Act allowing prisoners 9-2 CROWN PROSECUTIONS : 119 RIGHT OF REPLY .
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